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    political realm, it is clear to see the two parties with the most dominance: Democratic and Republican. Throughout recent years, these have been the parties in which the most votes are gained, candidates are supported, and campaigns are advertised. Noting this, one might find himself or herself wondering what causes such astounding attraction to these two parties in the midst of all other options. Voters and citizens of America have the right to identify with any party they choose, so why do so…

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    people are divided between two main political parties. These parties are called the Republican Party and the Democratic Party. We also refer to these parties as conservative and liberal parties. While there are many similarities between the republicans and democrats, there are some key differences. Both the Democratic and Republican parties are private, non-profit corporations and are not actually official parts of the United States government. Neither party is mentioned in the Constitution.…

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    nature. The Democratic Party and news channels such as, MSNBC represent the liberal side of American Politics. On the other hand, the Republican Party and news channels such as, Fox News support the conservative side of American politics. Furthermore, the Republican and Democratic Parties are the two largest political parties in the United States. By looking at the parties’ beliefs, you can craft an idea of conservative and liberal beliefs. First, the Democratic Party aspires to follow…

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    A political party is an organization of people which seeks to achieve goals common to its members through the acquisition and exercise of political power (Political Party). Political parties have four important functions, nominate candidates, gather voters, help governance, and watch the power of the opposing political party. Each party has to nominate and select candidates for political office. They also have to rally voters using advertising such as phone calls, brochures, and media campaigns.…

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    Receding Parties In the early American history two major factors political groups share their ideas and beliefs on how this country should governed. These two parties – Republican and Democratic both believe that these decisions are, “Best for the country.” Eventually as time goes by people are beginning to start losing hope for these two parties due to the empty promises made by them, and the secret propaganda. There are more receding republican and the democratic parties, but more who claims…

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    Republican Party Forms

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    Joseph Warren’s newspaper encouraged antislavery parties of Michigan to join forces. • Soon many antislavery politicians began to join forces from different political parties. • After settling differences between the politicians, they decided to create a new party, focused on their fight against slavery. This party was called the Republican Party. The Republican Party Forms: • The Kansas–Nebraska Act of 1854 helped the Republican Party form. The Whig Party had split because Southern Whigs had…

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    the term “political parties” is said, our minds immediately recall the republican and democratic parties. Looking back at history, we can see the differences between the two. One can determine political party by judging based off the decisions, policy making, and where the politician stands on issues. My opinion is, that political parties are put in place because there is always going to be differentiating opinions on how an issue should be handled. And obviously, each party has a different…

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    candidate alongside Ralph Nader on the Green Party ticket. The Green Party is a political party in the United States that was founded in 2001 to evolve from the Association of State Green Parties which was formed in 1996. The Green Party in the country’s fourth largest by membership, Promotes environmentalism, nonviolence, social justice, participatory grassroots democracy, gender equality, LGBT rights, anti-war and anti-racism. On the political spectrum the party is generally seen as left-wing,…

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    Political Parties What is a political party? It is a crew that is form to elect and hold strength in the government. How many political parties can we name? Most of the citizens of America can name the two major popular parties such as, Republicans and Democratic. Beside the two major parties there are several more parties that hold a great large amount power. We have Libertarians and Green parties that also have a group of forceful individuals that satisfy the citizens’ desires that must be…

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    either social, economic, or political decisions. It has continually changed since it’s founding in America. Politics came as a result of the transgressions committed and the white male sufferage. As more white males won the right to vote and political parties came more organized, the aspect of American politics changed. The early politics of America was very chaotic which in turn bred feelings of discontent with politicians. American politics was in a sense more democratic, however in another…

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